Aileen

I seriously cannot imagine this man in surgery. On any given day, he looks about 18% awake.

I've LOVED the Walt Disney World episodes this week. I'm a big Disney fan and, after Epcot, Animal Kingdom is my next favorite park. I'm also a travel agent who specializes in Disney Destinations, so I live and breathe Disney. All that being said, that singing competition today was the most batshit crazy thing I've seen on the show in ages. Such a waste of time and not pleasant to watch at all. Re: Ben Carson being smart...I had posted on Facebook a couple months ago about how I was surprised Ben Carson was awake long enough to attend some event and was completely reemed out by someone whose friend's daughter lived due to some life-saving surgery he performed on her and was told--repeatedly--that he was brilliant.

Is Paula off the show now? I don't remember any announcement so I assume she was given the Michelle Collins treatment.

Um...I saw many comments on Facebook about people say that Omarosa was on their short list for first female President.

Omarosa was as vile as ever. And she couldn't be bothered to silence her iPhone that was sitting in front of her at the table. Its chiming was almost as obnoxious as she was.

The song they sang (This Christmas) has been performed by many artists over the past 45 years. It's pretty well-known.

I couldn't believe the ugly striped dress was on again. It was horrifying enough the first time it appeared.

Right, I remembered that...just not that Wes was the Bathtub Baby Daddy.

They said it at the beginning of the episode after the one where she was electrocuted. They also showed her in the chamber a could of episodes ago (when the journalist was killed by Kirstie's character). Add me to the list of those who didn't remember Hester being Wes's daughter. So this means he was Boone's dad, too?

I thought I saw the same thing before, too, but the fact that the thumb comes out too made it unique. The knit ones only uncover fingers 2 through 5.

I thought this was the strongest episode of the season.

The ending confused me. I cannot figure which of these three things of happened: 1) Dr Brock received the innocent hand transplant and the end showed us that he was, in fact, a psychopath and it was never his hand controlling him, 2) Dr Brock was tricked into thinking he had the transplant, but he really did not, leaving him unknowingly having the serial killer hand as he lets his guard down around Chanel, or 3) He received a hand transplant, but it was an even worse hand than he had before. The way Dr Cascade called it a "totally innocent hand" seemed suspicious.

Hmmm...that makes sense. I guess I assumed it was 13 and done (and that's why each episode is numbered by chapter, since it was a limited run series). But I certainly hope that I misinterpreted the article, as I'd hate for here to only be 4 episodes left. It's such a well-done show.

I was always under the impression that the show was never going to be longer than the 13 episode run. https://www.google.com/amp/variety.com/2016/tv/features/the-good-place-kristen-bell-ted-danson-mike-schur-1201776288/amp/?client=safari

I was so confused about the visit with the nurse. I thought that the Halloween massacre happened the same night that Jerry O'Connell blew off his patient to go to the party. But according to the nurse, the killings happened the following year.

Could Shay have been more obnoxious with all her primping during the video? I have I admit...I teared up a bit. Looking forward to the beginning of the end in April.

So...AD/A/Whoever undressed Shower Harvey before putting her in the bathtub? She was not wearing clothes in that final scene. PLL definitely is getting darker this season.

Sara's officially full time. Paula, CCB, and Raven are also returning for the 20th season. http://abc.go.com/shows/the-view/news/view-news/the-view-returns-for-an-historic-season-20-on-tuesday-september-6